Greater Cincinnati Friends of Jung

Marion Woodman

Dancing in the Flames

Saturday, May3, 2025

Movie from 2.00 Pm - 4.00 PM

First Unitarian Church of Cincinnati

536 Linton Street

Cincinnati, Ohio 45219

Powerful and Insightful. "Marion Woodman: Dancing in the Flames" explores the life of renowned Jungian Analyst and author, Marion Woodman. Celebrated for her work on feminine psychology and addiction, her vital words and wisdom hold a key to understanding the world's current crisis. With honesty and trademark wit, Woodman explores the mysteries of the soul's journey and reveals series of psychological "deaths' and 'rebirths" that have made her who she is today. From her revelatory experiences in India, to surviving cancer, Marion's unique journey sheds light on a planet in the midst of a "shedding of its outworn skin.'[ Featuring a stunning animation by academy  Award winning artist, Faith Hubley, and with insight from esteemed author and mystic, Andrew Harvey, Marion weaves her inner and outer lives together and transmits a core truth of what it is to be human.

For education only. Free: donations requested to defray cost of venue.

Donations accepted at the door ($5 suggested}

1 hour 24 minutes DVD film followed by a group discussion.

Free off street parking available across the street from the entrance.

Call for reservations: 513/729-3601

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  Jungian Theory in Art Therapy and Image

“An artist’s job is to capture the unseen” – Nick Bantock

Maggi Colwell, Art Therapist, Analyst in Training

Jungian Art Therapy Experiential Workshop

Maggi Colwell is an art therapist in private practice in Columbus Ohio. They provide art therapy, sand play, and dream work to adult individuals for depth and dreamwork. They specialize in treating C-PTSD and traumatic grief for middle-aged Jungian Theory in Art Therapy and Image “An artist’s job is to capture the unseen” – Nick Bantock No Mud No Lotus by Maggi Colwell women. Maggi graduated from Florida State University in 2018 with a master’s degree in art therapy. They studied dream work and archetypes at the Assisi Institute between 2014 and 2021. They are currently a training candidate at the CG Jung Institute Zurich.

SATURDAY,

APRIL 5, 2025 

9:30 AM - 1:00 PM

(Doors open at 9:00 AM)

CALL 513-729-3601 or SIGN-UP below

COST:$40 MEMBERS, $50 NON-MEMBERS

CEUS Pending

New Location! FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH OF CINCINNATI

536 Linton Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45219

Free off street parking available across the street from the entrance

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Greater Cincinnati Friends of Jung

MEMBERSHIP and REGISTRATION FORM:

YES! Please register me for JUNGIAN THEORY IN ART THERAPY AND IMAGE (Workshop) SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 2025

Enclosed is my check made payable to GCFJ for ____ $40 members, ____$50 non-members.

YES! I wish to send in my GCFJ Membership at this time.

Enclosed is my check made payable to GCFJ for: ____ $20.00 Single, ____ $30.00 Couple, ____ $15.00 Full-time Student (with current ID)

PLEASE MAIL TO: GCFJ c/o Deborah Lewis 2128 Julie Terrace, Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 Cash or checks accepted at events

(Please print out form)

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Special Program

Friday, August 1, 2025

Evening theatre program

Raymond O’Neill, Canadian actor

The Voice of Jung

90-minute one-man play

(Time TBD)

Fall 2025

Date TBD

Morning program

Adina Davidson, Ph.D., Jungian Analyst

Dreamwork (Title, content, time TBD)

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FALL MOVIE EVENT

The God Image: Antiquity to Jung

,a Lecture with  LionelCorbett, film provided by Jung Society of  Washington, with permission.* 

                               

Corbett conveys Jung’s teaching that a new God-image is emerging alongside our  traditional images of the divine. The Self, an innate God-image, exists in the psyche, and  allows a personal connection to the sacred. Images of the Self have particular qualities,  e.g., mysterious, fascinating, awesome, dreadful, and uncanny; they point to wholeness  and completion. Not only do Jung’s ideas bypass difficulties in traditional teachings  (e.g., how a God of Absolute Goodness can be reconciled with evil and suffering in the  world), but personal numinous experience is transformative. 

                     

       Saturday, September 7, 2024 

         Movie from 2:00 PM – 4:00 P

           FIRST UNITARIAN  CHURCH OF CINCINNATI

                  536 Linton Street

                    Cincinnati, OH 45219

Dr. Lionel Corbett trained in  medicine and psychiatry in England  and as a Jungian Analyst at the  C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago.  He teaches at Pacifica Graduate  Institute and is author of many  books and papers. Primary  interests: religious function of the  psyche, psychotherapy as spiritual  practice, and Jung in contemporary  psychoanalytic thought.

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*70 minute DVD film followed   by a group discussion 

*For education only. Free; donations   requested to defray cost of venue 

*Donations accepted at the door   ($5 suggested) 

*Free off street parking available  across the street from the entrance 

                   *Call for reservations: 513-324-0570

                        visit our website www.jungcincinnati.org

Greater Cincinnati Friends  of Jung (GCFJ)is a nonprofit  organization dedicated  to exploring the ideas, studies and theories of C. G.  Jung, founder of analytical  psychology. To fulfill this  objective, GCFJ presents a variety of programs  including lectures, films, workshops, dream  sharing groups and study groups. 

GCFJ welcomes all persons at all levels of interest  and understanding of Jung’s works, in particular  those who are seeking a deeper understanding of  the human spirit and have a desire for increasing  self-knowledge. Program offerings are designed  

                          GREATER CINCINNATI FRIENDS OF JUNG

Bridge to the Unconscious: Dreamwork for

Therapeutic andPersonal Growth 

with  Arlo Compaan, PH.D., Jungian Analyst 

Jung believed that attending to dreams was one of the better ways to expand consciousness and especially  useful for the discovery of shadow material. Dreams are bridges between our personal consciousness and the  unconscious. After a brief overview of the Jungian understanding of psyche--the dynamics of mental, emotional,  and spiritual life --we will consider the soul’s search for meaning, the archetypal push toward wholeness, and  the ego’s preferences for stability, consistency, and order. Then we will focus on the dreams that have us in the  night and how to make meaning out of our experience of them. This is often a challenge because dreams speak in  symbols, images, and pictures.  

We will explore ways to: 

 Move the symbolic image into conscious meaning  

 Channel the archetypal energy into conscious life, and  

 Embody the emotion of the images 

In this way, dreams can bring about a transformation of consciousness. We will also consider 3 types  of dreams, whether the dream speaks subjectively and/or objectively, and how the dream may illuminate the  progress or difficulties in the therapy relationship (the transference and countertransference). As we do this, we  will engage some small group work to come alive! 

  

Arlo Compaan, Ph.D., is a Jungian  psychoanalyst and a licensed clinical  psychologist. He is a diplomate member  of the International Association for  Analytical Psychology, a member  of the American Psychological  Association, a former fellow in the  American Association of Pastoral  Counselors and a former clinical  member and approved supervisor in the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists at Claremont, CA. From 2013 to 2017 he was the Director of training for the Analyst Training Program at the C. G.  Jung Institute of Chicago, where he also served as a co-director for  the Jungian Psychotherapy and Jungian Studies Programs. His clinical  interest is in the treatment of trauma and the dynamics of shame and  shamelessness. He has presented papers on this topic in the US and  internationally. He maintains a limited, virtual clinical practice of  analysis and supervision from his home in Frankfort, Il. 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2024 9:30 AM - 1:00 PM 

(Doors open at 9:00 AM) 

New Location!

FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH OF CINCINNATI 

536 Linton Street 

Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 

Free off street parking available  across the street from the entrance 

COST: $40 MEMBERS, $50 NON-MEMBERS,  CEUS Pending 

CALL 513-729-3601 or VISIT www.jungcincinnati.org

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Greater Cincinnati Friends of Jung MEMBERSHIP and REGISTRATION FORM: 

YES! Please register me for THE BRIDGE TO THE UNCONSCIOUS: DREAMWORK FOR THERAPEUTIC  AND PERSONAL GROWTH (Workshop) | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2024 

Enclosed is my check made payable to GCFJ for ____ $40 members, ____$50 non-members. 

YES! I wish to send in my GCFJ Membership at this time. Enclosed is my check made payable to GCFJ  for: ____ $20.00 Single, ____ $30.00 Couple, ____ $15.00 Full-time Student (with current ID) 

PLEASE MAIL TO: GCFJ c/o Deborah Lewis 2128 Julie Terrace, Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 Cash or checks accepted at events 

GCFJ Film Study Event 

Dream Tending

with Stephen Aizenstat

EVERY ONE OF US DREAMS…EVERY SINGLE NIGHT.

Stephen Aizenstat's groundbreaking DreamTending DVD is an invaluable resource. Dr. Aizenstat's innovative and deeply humanistic approach takes viewers deep into the mysteries their own dream life, revealing a vast untapped source of meaning, tenderness, and understanding. This documentary-style film is enhanced by rare on-camera interviews with Robert Johnson, James Hillman, Marion Woodman, and Michael Meade. In addition, it features a wealth of rich, mythic images that illuminate Dr. Aizenstat's compelling narrative. It is a film filled with ideas, nuance, and valuable information -- all of which become revealed more fully with repeated viewing.

 

Dream Tending with Steve Aizenstat. A Film by Russ Spencer

53 min. DVD

First Unitarian Church on Linton Street

526 Linton St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45219

Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00PM

Date: Saturday, April 6th, 2024

*Donations collected at the door 

Call for reservations: 514-324-0570

COME JOIN US FOR THIS EXCITING GCFJ SPRING EVENT!